- January 21, 2020
MultiValue
Rocket® UniVerse named DBTA 2020 Trend-Setting Product
For the second year in a row, Rocket UniVerse has been named a DBTA Trend Setting Product. According to DBTA, “MultiValue technologies are evolving with new features as they continue to maintain strong positions at the enterprise level.” We’re proud to receive this recognition and couldn’t agree more. UniVerse has always been efficient and inexpensive […]
This Never Gets Old…Rocket D3 Voted Best MultiValue Database
As Frank Sinatra once crooned, “Love is lovelier the second time around/Just as wonderful with both feet on the ground.” And while he probably wasn’t singing about technology, it’s a sentiment that’s just as applicable in the world of MultiValue software. It’s always nice to be recognized for excellence, but it’s even more gratifying when […]
Rocket Helps Dover Saddlery Power Online Growth and Expansion
A joke for you: What do saddles and Rocket mvBase have in common? — They have a lot riding on them! Alright, we may be amateur comedians, but we are experts on MultiValue application platforms. It’s Dover Saddlery of Littleton, MA who are the authority on saddles and tack. Rocket MV and Dover Saddlery came together in the […]
Rocket D3 voted best MultiValue database by DBTA readers
Earlier this month, Database Trends and Applications (DBTA) Magazine announced the results of their 2016 Reader’s Choice Awards. We were excited to learn that Rocket D3 was voted Best MultiValue Database by DBTA reader, with Rocket UniVerse also coming in as a finalist. As DBTA states, “Over the years, MultiValue technology has maintained its base […]
Remembering George Land of APT Solutions
MultiValue Developer Competition to be held in his memory Rocket Software would like to take a moment to celebrate the life and contributions of George Land; a valuable partner, community member, and friend. Sadly, George lost his struggle with a brain tumor and passed away on November 24. George co-founded Stratum Associates with Stuart Shepherd […]
MultiValue AngularJS Demo Application
AngularJS is a popular client-side JavaScript MVC framework that can help you build powerful web and mobile applications. One of my sessions at the recent MultiValue University introduced and explained AngularJS and then we built a web application from scratch to see how quickly you can get started. Integrating With MultiValue The main intent of […]
MVU Retrospect: Why APIs Are Great
Looking back on last week’s Rocket MultiValue University, it was obvious there was a lot of interest in building web and mobile applications. In all my sessions and personal conversations, including the very popular CAB, I found myself repeatedly saying, “that’s why APIS to your database are great.” It’s because it doesn’t matter the language/framework […]
Take Your MultiValue Data Mobile with Rocket Mobile for MultiValue
Is going mobile with your Rocket U2 or D3 data a priority? Do you know where to start? Rocket can help. We have a step-by-step process, including three videos to help you get started. Get this off of your “to do” list, and get started today. Rocket MultiValue customers can now accelerate IT modernization with […]
Attendees get a first look at Rocket Mobile during Rocket MultiValue University
On Monday, the first day of Rocket MultiValue University (MVU) in Las Vegas, we announced something new–Rocket Mobile for MultiValue. I’m lucky enough to be here at MVU, along with a great audience of faithful U2 and D3 customers from all over the world, discussing possible real-world uses of this new solution. If you haven’t […]
What made Hitech Systems bring 10 people to Rocket MultiValue University?
Hitech Systems is a Los Angeles-based company that builds solutions for public safety agencies. Their SafetyNet product is built using Rocket U2 technology, and company president Henry Unger has been a longtime member of the Rocket MultiValue community. When I found out that Henry had brought a team of 10 people to MultiValue University this […]
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